Back in December, we featured the t-shirts of SplitReason in Cool Stuff. This week they’ve released a couple new tee’s, one of which is this cool retro Back to the Future design which incorporates the characters and stylings of Peabody & Sherman from the late-1950’s animated cartoon series Rock and his Friends (thanks to Alex for pointing this out, as I didn’t immediately catch the reference. The design comes on a 100% cotton Texas Orange crewneck T-shirt, available in sizes S to XXL for $19.95 (+$1.00 for XXL). Check it out now on SplitReason.

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TeamBulletTime saw Michel Gondry’s Be Kind Rewind, and decided to create a sweded version of the Back to the Future trilogy. I thought it was cute enough to post. Check it out below.

Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads…
Christopher Lloyd has stepped back in front of the cameras, reprising the now classic role of Doc Brown from the Back to the Future trilogy. But sadly this film shoot was not for a fourth Back to the Future film. This time the mad time-traveling scientist makes an appearance in a new music video by Universal Motown recording artist O’neal McKnight Featuring Greg Nice.
If my calculations are correct, the last time Lloyd appeared as Doc Brown was in 1992 for live-action segments of the Back to the Future animated series (Actually, I just remembered that Lloyd also returned as the famous Doc for [...]

We’ve written about the Back to the Future minimates in the past. Minimates are little LEGO like figures produced by Diamond Select Toys. BTTF.com, the website for all things Back to the Future, has an exclusive “Enchantment Under the Sea Dance” two-pack featuring a rocking Marty McFly and Lorraine, both in prom attire. Available now on sale for $8.88 exclusively on BTTF.com.

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Yesterday I came across a very cool independent t-shirt place called SplitReason. They have some great t-shirts for film geeks and gamers. Here are a few of the designs that I found interesting:
Run R2 Run

Flux

Zombie Pwnage

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Without the Flux Capacitor, Time Travel would not be possible!
Diamond Select has begun taking preorders for a officially licensed Back to the Future prop replica of the Flux Capacitor (DeLorean Time Machine Not Included) from the 1985 classic Back to the Future. All you need is 1.21 jigowatts of electricity and 88mph, and you too can go back in time like Marty McFly.
The full sized replica (16″ tall and 12″ wide, 4 ½ pounds) features full light effects and adjustable power settings. Each Flux Capacitor features hand-numbering with a matching box, Certificate of Authenticity, and Care Instructions. The replica has a recommended price of $275, but I was able to [...]

Diamond Select Toys is producing little action figures, appropriately called Minimates, based on the Back to the Future films. A box set of figures from the first film is already available (as seen above), and a new set based on Back to the Future Part II is scheduled for release in early February 2008. Sculpted by Art Asylum, each Minimate from Diamond Select Toys features 14 points of articulation and measures 2″ high. Check out some more photos after the jump. 

Star Wars fans have gotten married in Stormtrooper outfits. Trekkies in Star Trek uniforms. But what do Back to the Future fans do when they tie the not? I wonder if Universal has ever rented out the Town hall backlot set for a super-fan’s wedding?
I came across a photo of a Back to the Future themed wedding cake topper (?) while doing my daily Flickr searches. Great Scott! Appears to be a custom creation for the wedding of Mark and Jo Howells. How cool is that? Extra points to the bride for allowing such a cool geeky creation at this most important day.
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It really sucks when your Flux Capacitor blows up. Two important life lessons: Don’t cross the streams, and don’t go 99 miles per hour in a Delorean. Lesson #2 is something Doc Brown forgot to include in the instruction manual.